Talons Garage Steel Plate Rollout Sale

At Talons Garage it is very rare that we have a sale. We live by the theory of having a good low price for everyone, instead of jacking the price up a bunch to support a bunch of sales. Nobody wants to wait for a sale to buy something. I also HATE when you buy something just for it to go on sale a week later. That being said, this is the perfect time to have a sale. We are new at powder coating and learning the process.

A few of you may of already noticed, but we already have our 2007-2021 Tundra cat plates in steel live in our website. Right now we actually have them at quite a big discount too while we are nailing down our powder coat process. So far the response on the powder coated steel 3rd gen plates has been great, so we decided to expand the line to the 2nd gen plates.

Transmission plate is 250, transfer case plate is 200 This gets you coverage of all four cats for 450 plus shipping in strong, 10 gauge powder coated steel.

 

I bought aluminum but curious, what do the steel plates weigh?

 

Have you thought about making fuel tank plates?

 

Sweet deal, just placed my order, excited for them to arrive and not worry anymore.

 

Would be interested to know weight difference as well even if approximate. Looked up some general metal weight comparisons across different gauges, and Aluminum appears to be up to 1/3 the weight .

 

Steel Vs Aluminum Weights

STEEL
2022 Tundra transmission - 43 pounds
2nd gen - 46 Pounds
Transfer case - 29 pounds

Aluminum

2nd gen plates
Transmission plate is approximately 43x3x33 inches and 30 lbs.
Transfer case plate is approximately 46x3x20 inches and 15 lbs.
2022
Transmission Plate is 30 Pounds.

 

It is on the list. My wife told me I need to finish up a few things before I start any new projects.

I am awaiting a new press brake too, that will let me make the fuel tank plates too mine is too small.

I am wanting to finish up testing of the 2022 Transfer case plate, 4 runner, 460 and Tacoma transfer case plate, and the 2022 Bronco plates, then I will start on bed racks and fuel tank skids!